AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBosnia & Economy: Sarajevo International Airport marked the 30th anniversary of its post-war reopening for international civil flights on 15 August 1996, highlighting the long reconstruction effort and its current business success. Local Governance: The “Sarajevo Mayors Summit 2026” brought together mayors from the region and EU partners, with the Sarajevo Declaration 2026 adopted under a theme of sustainable development, peace, dialogue and multiculturalism. Public Finance & Compliance: The Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial Center asked prosecutors in Bijeljina for details on an anonymous report tied to alleged tax and contribution evasion, including why 26 current and former employees were being heard. Regional Security & Geopolitics: A New York Times investigation says Russia’s hybrid campaign targets Moldova and includes training and financial inducements, with Serbia and Bosnia mentioned as locations for parts of the operation. Business & Trade: EUFOR supported the 53rd Plum Fair in Gradačac, which closed after three days with 150+ exhibitors across agriculture, food processing, mechanization and related services. Sports Transfers (BiH talent): Newcastle moved closer to signing Bosnia right-back Amar Dedić from Benfica in a deal reported around €35m, with a medical expected soon.
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